View Full Version : Who needs a compressor ..
Blue_SV650S
23-04-08, 08:09 PM
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SuADZFBeY8o&
DoubleD
23-04-08, 08:51 PM
pretty cool that, I have seen that done for real and it makes a propper pop, although the guy that did it when I was watching just put his lighter on the type to pop it back on. oh and the wheel was still on the truck at the time.
muffles
23-04-08, 09:33 PM
Ok, ok I won't get a compressor! :lol:
I will really... :p
dirtydog
23-04-08, 09:37 PM
Going to give this a try tomorrow morning :-)
yorkie_chris
23-04-08, 10:48 PM
Yeah worth a go next time I change a set lol
What happened at the end? Looks like he cut it just before the wheel popped out.
gettin2dizzy
24-04-08, 06:36 AM
The flames burn inside the tyre sucking the air out so you need to attach a compressor really quickly once it's mounted!
lukemillar
24-04-08, 06:47 AM
The flames burn inside the tyre sucking the air out so you need to attach a compressor really quickly once it's mounted!
Like these guys
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=_M0GNLvPmAg&NR=1
Blue_SV650S
24-04-08, 08:21 AM
The flames burn inside the tyre sucking the air out so you need to attach a compressor really quickly once it's mounted!
When I have done it in the past, I have taken the inner valve out and left it open to the air.
If you don't the rapid expansion puts the tyre on the rim, then the cooling and contraction takes it back off again! ;) (i.e. if you don't feed it air at the same time to compensate).
The expansion is so rapid having the valve out on ignition doesn't mater, but it allows enough air back in during the slower cooling/contraction phase so the tyre doesn't get sucked back off the rim. 8)
When you analyse what is happening here.
On a bike tyre there isn't that much volume in the tyre as they are only ikle tyres. So there is not really much 'after burn' as all the oxygen is used in the initial explosion .. but in a big old car tyre like that, not all the oxygen is taken up in the initial explosion! :shock: .. hence it fattens like that ... had he put more fuel in (expelling the air/increasing fuel/air ratio) it would not have had afterburn ... also if he had taken the valve out, the extra expanding air would have had somewhere to go!! ;)
yorkie_chris
24-04-08, 08:57 AM
I used to play with "spud guns" and other contraptions quite a bit ... and you don't need much fuel at all.
I used to play with "spud guns" and other contraptions quite a bit ... and you don't need much fuel at all.
Aye, just a good squirt of hairspray, and something to make a spark. ;)
timwilky
24-04-08, 09:28 AM
Mine fired up at 3 this morning. The wife was not happy. Then again she had been using it to clean the filters on her vacuum clean, and forgot to close it off. Still my fault as there is a slight leak somewhere to cause the pressure drop.
Who had to get up and turn it off. Yup the guilty party
so next time she wants to clean it. I will give her a can of something and a match.
dirtydog
25-04-08, 11:37 AM
I had a go at doing this yesterday and it worked a treat
Bike tyres? Tell us more.
:)
markmoto
26-04-08, 07:34 AM
This guys face is class :D
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx6-6aJ0UOU&feature=related
xXBADGERXx
26-04-08, 08:35 AM
I was backing away from the screen watching that ROFL , my eyes were squinting so much I looked like a Japanaese Sniper
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